Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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BELOW: Martha Hayward reflects the emotion that filled the air at state. RIGHT: Shaune Randall and Susie Schum work hard to get their act together. 34 Drill Teamers Combine Efforts For Win at State The Albuquerque High gym, with anxious spectators, suddenly became hushed as the Las Toreras Drill Team of Sandia High proudly marched in to start their routine for state competition. Performing to the music of A Taste of Honey and A Banda which was choreographed by Drill Teamers Becky Young, Keri Brunner, Megan O'Brien, Mary Ann Hughs and Susan Lobley, Las Toreras showed everyone present Why they were to become state champions for the second consecutive year, being the first to earn this honor in the history of New Mexican Drill Team Competition. This was not the only task that the girls fulfilled during the course of the '75-'76 school year. They also performed during half-time at football games and other sporting events. With Megan O'Brien as drill team captain, Las Toreras did an excellent job of leading the student body at Sandia High to a higher level of school pride. lwieifsw ABOVE: A line of high-stepping drill teamers march through yet another phase of their routine. LEFT: Girls flash smiles of confidence while performing before their parents in the Matador gym. 119